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WorksheetsD Interim - Are you a Samurai?
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 51mins
Subordinate Clauses: Identify the subordinate clause: I stayed at home because it was raining.
I stayed
because it was raining
at home
I stayed at home
Subordinate Clauses: Which sentence contains a subordinate clause?
The cat slept.
I will help you because I like you.
The car is blue.
They danced.
Subordinate Clauses: Which word introduces the subordinate clause? I'll go outside unless it rains.
unless
because
although
while
What is the subordinate clause?
Although she was tired
She went to bed early
She finished her homework
She watched TV
Subordinate Clauses: True or False: A subordinate clause can stand alone as a sentence.
TRUE
FALSE
Subordinate Clauses: Which is a correct subordinate clause?
She likes pizza.
We went home.
Because I was late.
The sun is bright.
Subordinate Clauses: Select the sentence with a subordinate clause:
After lunch, we played football.
Football is fun.
We played.
We played football.
Subordinate Clauses: Identify the subordinate clause: He sings...
while he cooks dinner
He sings loudly
He is happy
He sings every day
Subordinate Clauses: Which is NOT a subordinate clause?
because I was
after we ate
when she arrived
the dog barked
Which of the following sentences correctly uses the word 'because'?
I went home because it was raining.
I went home it was raining.
Because I went home raining.
I went home was raining because.
Simple Sentences: Which is a simple sentence?
I went to school.
Because I was late.
I like cake and I went to school.
Identify the simple sentence
She sings beautifully.
She sings and dances.
When she sings.
Although she sings.
Simple sentences have only one independent clause.
TRUE
FALSE
Simple Sentences: Select the simple sentence:
I love pizza.
I love pizza but I love cake.
Because I love pizza.
The pizza arrived just before we watched the film.
Simple Sentences: Identify the simple sentence
I played football.
I played football when I played.
Because I played football.
Last night, I played football with my friends.
Simple Sentences: True or False: A simple sentence must contain a verb
TRUE
FALSE
Simple Sentences: Choose the simple sentence:
I read books.
Because I read books.
I read books but I read magazines.
I read books while I'm watching TV.
Compound Sentences: Which is a compound sentence?
I like tea.
I like tea, and I like cake.
I like tea but she likes tea, and I like tea.
Compound Sentences: Identify the compound sentence
She runs fast.
She runs fast, although she is tired.
She runs fast, and she jumps high.
She runs fast.
Compound sentences have two or more independent clauses.
TRUE
FALSE
Compound Sentences: Select the compound sentence:
He went home.
He went home but I stayed.
Because he went home.
He went home.
Compound Sentences: Identify the compound sentence
She likes pizza.
She likes pizza because she is hungry.
She likes pizza, and she likes cake.
Last night she ate pizza
Compound Sentences: True or False: A compound sentence can be joined by a coordinating conjunction.
TRUE
FALSE
Compound Sentences: Which sentence is a compound sentence?
She reads books.
She reads books although she is tired.
She reads books, and she writes stories.
She reads books.
Which of the following is a compound sentence?
I wanted to go for a walk, but it started to rain.
She likes apples.
The dog barked loudly.
He runs every morning.
Identify the correct sentence:
She runs fast.
She runs fast. Because she.
She runs fast Because she.
She runs fast because she.
True or False: 'She likes pizza' is a simple sentence
TRUE
FALSE
Which of the following is a complex sentence?
Although it was raining, we went for a walk and have a lovely time.
The cat slept.
She runs fast.
It is sunny.
Add commas to this sentence correctly: She bought apples oranges and bananas.
She bought apples, oranges, and bananas.
She bought apples oranges, and bananas.
She bought apples, oranges and bananas.
She bought apples oranges and, bananas.
Add a prefix to impossible:
unpossible
impossible
mispossible
impossible
Which is a prefix?
-ly
-ness
-ed
un-
Which is a suffix?
pre-
mis-
-ful
un-
True or False: The word 'unhappy' has a prefix.
TRUE
FALSE
Plural of child:
children
childer
childes
childs
Plural of foot:
foots
feets
feet
foote
Singular of geese:
goose
gooses
geeses
geese
Plural of man:
mans
men
menes
manes
Singular of teeth:
teet
teeth
teethe
tooth
Plural of leaf:
leafs
leaves
leafes
leavs
Choose the correct capitalisation
we visited London
We visited London
We Visited Lo
We visited London
Capitalize the sentence: i live in france
I live in France
i live in france
I live in france
i live in France
Capitalize the sentence: she moved to sheffield
A) She moved to Sheffield
B) she moved to sheffield
C) She moved to sheffield
D) she moved to Sheffield
Capitalize the sentence: we celebrate
We celebrate
we celebrate
We Celebrate
we Celebrate
Correct capitalization: The president
the President
The President
The president
the president
Capitalize the sentence: yesterday, we went to the park
Yesterday, we went to the park
yesterday, we went to the park
Yesterday, we went to the Park
yesterday, We went to the park
Which is the correct capitalisation?
My brother John
my brother john
My Brother John
my brother John
Identify the noun: She loves reading books.
loves
reading
books
She
Identify the verb: She loves reading books.
loves
reading
books
she
Identify the adjective: The tall tree is green.
tall
tree
is
the
Identify the adverb: She runs quickly.
runs
quickly
runs
She
Identify the pronoun: He went to the park.
went
park
the
He
Identify the preposition: The cat is under the table.
is
under
table
the
Identify the conjunction: She likes tea and coffee.
likes
tea
coffee
and
Identify the interjection: Wow! That is amazing.
That
amazing
!
Wow
Identify the noun: The dog barked loudly.
barked
loudly
The
dog
Identify the verb: They are playing football.
are
playing
football
they
Identify the adjective: The red car is fast.
car
is
fast
red
Identify the adverb: She sings beautifully.
sings
loudly
beautifully
She
Identify the pronoun: They went home to tea.
went
home
They
tea
Identify the preposition: The book is on the table.
is
on
table
the
Identify the conjunction: I like pizza but not pasta.
but
pizza
pasta
like
Identify the interjection: Oh! I forgot my homework.
I
forgot
homework
Oh
Identify the verb: She writes a letter.
she
a
letter
writes
Identify the adjective: The small puppy is cute.
puppy
is
cute
small
Which of the following sentences uses the correct homophone?
Their going to the park to fly their kite over their
They're going to the park to fly their kite over there
There going to the park to fly they're kite over their
They're going to the park to fly there kite over their
Which of the following is a subordinate clause?
The sun is shining.
She went to the store.
He plays soccer.
Because she was hungry
Compound Sentences: Select the compound sentence.
Swimming is fun.
He likes to swim.
Because he likes to swim.
He likes to swim and she likes to run.
Simple Sentences: Which is a simple sentence?
Although we went outside.
We went outside and played soccer.
We went outside.
After the rain stopped, we went outside.
Which sentence contains a prefix?
The cat sleeps.
They play outside.
He is unhappy.
She is happy.
Which of the following is a compound sentence?
After the rain stopped.
He likes apples.
Because she was hungry.
She went to the store, and she bought some bread.
What is the plural of 'mouse'?
mices
mouse
mice
mouses
Which of the following is a simple sentence?
Although the sun rises, it is cloudy.
The sun rises and sets.
Because the sun rises.
The sun rises in the east.
True or False: A compound sentence can be joined by 'and', 'but', or 'or'.
FALSE
TRUE
Subordinate Clauses: Which word introduces the subordinate clause? She will call you if she arrives early.
but
and
so
if
Which is a prefix?
-ful
-ness
-ly
re-
Simple Sentences: True or False: A simple sentence expresses a complete thought.
FALSE
TRUE
Compound Sentences: Which sentence is a compound sentence?
He likes apples and she likes oranges.
Because he likes apples.
He likes apples.
After he ate apples.
Which is a suffix?
re-
un-
pre-
-ness
A part of speech that takes the place of a noun is called
verb
pronoun
adjective
adverb
A part of speech that describes a noun or pronoun is called
verb
conjunction
adjective
adverb
A part of speech that shows ACTION is called
pronoun
noun
verb
adverb
What is the difference in an adjective and an adverb?
An adjective describes a noun/pronoun, while an adverb describes a verb
There is no difference
An adjective describes a verb, while an adverb describes a noun/pronoun
An adjective describes, while an adverb shows action
A noun that names a specific person, place, thing, or idea is a called a _________ noun.
Pronoun
Proper
Common
Plural
What are the 8 parts of speech?
Noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, subject, interjection, preposition, adjective
Noun, PN, linking verb, Adv, conjunction, interjection, preposition, Adj
Noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, conjunction, modifier, preposition, adjective.
Noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, conjunction, interjection, preposition, Adjective
I am smarter then all of them
then
than
thin
"Hurry up or ______ going to be late for practice," said dad.
Which spelling is correct?
definetly
definately
definitely
definetely
which spelling is correct?
accommodation
accomodation
acommodation
ackomidatione
which spelling is correct?
hygeine
higiene
hygene
hygiene
which spelling is correct?
intelligance
inteligence
intellagense
intelligence
which is the correct spelling?
simile
simmilie
simmile
simmily
